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Tennessee is a state located in the Southern United States. In 1796, it became the sixteenth state to join the Union. Tennessee is known as the "Volunteer State", a nickname it earned during the War of 1812, in which volunteer soldiers from Tennessee played a prominent role, especially during the Battle of New Orleans. The capital is Nashville and the largest city is Memphis.
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U.S. Rep. Diane Black defeated Lou Ann Zelenik the 6th House District, while U.S. Sen. Bob Corker cruised to an easy win over a field of Republicans with approximately 90 percent of the vote.
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Approximately 10,000 snow geese and a large variety of ducks and other waterfowl visit Back Bay refuge during the peak of fall migration.
Time for school again. Don't forget Back Bay NWR offers a variety of free SOL-correlated programs for local schools. Call 301-7329 to schedule.
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"What a perfect comfort food. I have also made this and strained it at the end, so I was left with only broth and matza balls. Either way this is a keeper!" – kimz11
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These delicately-spiced, rose-scented cookies are the perfect treat for Passover since they contain no flour. They are nutty and rich, slightly chewy with a crunchy exterior. Pistachios or almonds can be substituted for the walnuts.
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InfoWorld review: Microsoft Silverlight 4 vs. Adobe Flash 10.1
Silverlight challenges the RIA supremacy of Flash, Flex, and AIR with superior development tools and design tool integration
HTML5, with its promises of plug-in free browsing, a 3D graphics and animation API, built-in video and audio tags, an offline data store, and Web Workers to manage long-running background processes, would seem to spell the end of proprietary RIA (rich Internet application) platforms. But the reports of the death of Flash and Silverlight, as the saying goes, have been greatly exaggerated.
To meet the needs of a continually evolving Web, companies like Adobe and Microsoft can enhance their plug-ins far more quickly than any standards group can push new specs through a committee. Work on HTML5 was first started in 2004, and it isn't anticipated to have actual W3C Recommendation status until at least 2022. The Web will continue to change, and it won't be the standards bodies who are leading the way.
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Today, the Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group (WHATWG), a consortium aimed at driving new Web standards, can't even agree on which video codecs to support, leaving choices for interoperability to the individual browser makers. Support for the new HTML standard will come in dribs and drabs that only complicate the developer's job. Web content providers and developers of rich Internet apps will continue to gravitate toward the strongest RIA ecosystem -- the most complete development toolsets and the most reliable content delivery mechanisms, neither of which are addressed by HTML5.
The richest RIA platforms today (and for the foreseeable future) come from clashing titans Adobe and Microsoft, whose Flash and Silverlight platforms both combine excellent tools for developers and designers, broad client support, strong support for server-side technologies, digital rights management capabilities, and the ability to satisfy use cases as varied as enterprise dashboards, live video streaming, and online games. And each has spawned new updates, to Flash 10.1/AIR 2 and Silverlight 4 respectively, which put them on a near-level playing field. Which one should you choose?
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Scott Carroll (fingernail) is expected to be OK to make his next scheduled start on Tuesday.
Scott Carroll took a tough-luck loss Sunday, going seven frames and allowing two runs versus the Indians.
White Sox recalled RHP Scott Carroll from Triple-A Charlotte.
White Sox optioned RHP Scott Carroll to Triple-A Charlotte.
Scott Carroll was hit hard in a losing effort against the Tigers on Friday, surrendering seven runs (three earned) on 10 hits over his five frames.
Scott Carroll was sacked with his eighth loss of the season after allowing five runs (four earned) in six innings as the White Sox fell to the Yankees on Saturday.
Scott Carroll struggled against the Blue Jays, allowing five runs in 5 2/3 innings, but escaped with the win as the White Sox earned a 7-5 victory on Sunday.
Scott Carroll will have his next start skipped due to a blister on his throwing hand.
Scott Carroll got torched by the Mariners for seven hits and seven runs over five innings in an ugly 13-3 loss on Thursday.
Scott Carroll allowed four runs on seven hits in a no-decision against the Twins on Saturday.
Scott Carroll limited the Twins to four hits and one run over six innings but settled for a no-decision on Sunday.
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Reviews of Erongo Wilderness Lodge
They do not necessarily represent the views of Expert Africa.
A return visit to a great location.
We spent a night here in 2007 and knew that we wanted to come back for more.
A convenient and spectacular location with no faults to report.
twitchers paradise
lovely location with good escorted walks and marked trails (although did get lost once by ourselves on the dassie walk!)
it is a bird watchers heaven apparantly and it does make you feel the size of your telescope is inadequate compared to the other guests!
the food was fantastic
The perfect end to our Namibia trip
Another superb setting for a camp though not suitable for anyone with diffulties in walking as there are lots of steps and often long wooden walkways connecting the individual tents with the restaurant and main areas. The truly amazing granite rock formations, formed by volcanic action, invite one to explore on foot. For those enjoying hiking and birdwatching, as we do, it's a great place. We also experienced 2 spectacular thunderstorms!
The food was good the staff helpful and friendly. The 2 guided walks we did were enjoyable and informative, with plenty to see and learn about, but we cannot comment on outings further afield. In the nearby town of Omaruru is a cooperative where wonderful animals are carved out of tree roots.
Erongo a magical experience
When we arrived at Erongo we had just spent rather too many days driving and we were delighted to be in a place where we could walk.
The location is amazing and the facilities are equally amazing. We were very comfortable and happy here, which was particularly nice since this is where we spent our last two days in Namibia
The managers were very welcoming and friendly - great hosts! The food was excellent.
We went on several walks on our own and also did a very good morning excursion with a guide.
Walk on your own at Erongo Wilderness Lodge
We especially enjoyed being able to go for walks whenever and wherever we wished. Nonetheless, we chose to go for 2 guided walks with Gelosius and these were excellent.
We began at dawn and climbed the rocky outcroppings to see remarkable views, numerous birds we'd never seen, klipspringers, hyraxes, baboons, etc. The guides and waitstaff here were particularly friendly, genuinely friendly rather than being friendly because that's part of the job.
The food was some of the best we had during our month in Africa, although the portions were too large. I liked the shoulder-high stone walls that comprised the bathroom -- showering outdoors was a pleasure. This lodge was one of our favorites.
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Erongo Wilderness Lodge has such a great situation, it was a good place to unwind at the end of our trip.
Being able to stroll around the walks on our own fitted in with this, and we enjoyed our drive out to the rock paintings, which were just there in a cave in the hillside to be walked up to, rather than an organised place as at Twyfelfontain.
Erongo Wilderness Lodge review
Beautiful location. One night is probably long enough.
Very insecty with lots of moths at night and mossies late afternoon. Food very ordinary.
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amazing sundowner at erongo wilderness lodge
What a surprise when you drive over the huge rock to see the rooms set smong the rocks. I was so impressed by the architecture here, attention to detail and having a mini bar in our room was extremely welcome! Unfortunately we only had one nights stay here and i would really recommend anyone to stay for two so that you can enjoy the walks.
The wooden walkways to the main lodge are really fun, the design is amazing, hosts very friendly and we were taken up for an amazing sundowner on a rock where you can see for miles, that has a chair atop it for great viewing of the surrounding area. Ostrich stir fry very enjoyable and watching love birds while we ate breakfast was a joy - i hope to get an opportunity to come back!
Completely different lodge
Exciting approach by leaving vehicle and being transported in safari 4x4 up a rock face to get in. Tented accommodation alittle less luxurious than other lodges but an experience worth having. Tents are within a covered area with en-suite attached. Can be a bit draughty but still good.
Amazing area within rock outcrops with fantastic views. Main building comfortable witha great outlook on bird and animal feeding area.
The walking, both guided and self guide is recommended and is the main activity although there is a nature drive. Game is not intended to be the highlight. Warm welcome from staff, guides excellent in knowledge and interest. Food very good


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Kihei Condo Rental Photos and Description
Condo, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 6)
Our newly-renovated condo is at the Royal Mauian Resort in Kihei, on sunny South Maui. This area is known throughout the world for its fabulously warm, dry, clear days and its deliciously cool tropical nights. Our condo is situated between two long white sandy beaches that are excellent for swimming, snorkeling, beach combing, whale-watching, strolling, or just relaxing in the warmth of the sun.
Located on the fourth floor, it is only a one minute walk from our condo to either beach or to the Resort's pool. Right in front of the Resort is an ancient lava reef where snorkeling is superb, providing views of brilliantly-colored tropical fish.
The Royal Mauian is conveniently located for day trips to the historic whaling town of Lahaina in West Maui and along the coastal road that winds through tropical rainforests and waterfalls to the village of Hana at the eastern end of the island. Also, you will not want to miss the view of the sunrise from the crater at the summit of Mt. Haleakala, the dormant volcano that created Maui over a million years ago.
Several championship golf courses and tennis courts are only minutes away from the Royal Mauian, and restaurants and a variety of shops are just across the street. On the roof of the Royal Mauian is a Roof Garden with a 360 degree view. Looking south, west, and north, one sees the brilliant, blue Pacific, with palm trees in the foreground and, in the background, the neighboring islands of Kaho'olawe and Lanai'i, and to the north, the majestic dome of West Maui.
This is a stunning location to see the sun set into the Pacific. Looking east, one sees the slopes of upcountry Maui, with Halaekala beyond. This is an awesome setting for viewing a vivid Maui sunrise. In addition to its outstanding views, the Roof Garden has a refrigerated serving bar and a number of gas grills, making it a wonderful place for barbecues and get-togethers.
Our condo is unusual in that it shares no walls with any other unit and has windows on three sides. It has a partial ocean view, making our rates lower than most other units at the Royal Mauian. This means that you can enjoy our oceanfront condo for rates that are extremely reasonable, considering its outstanding location, setting, and amenities.
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We live in Pensylvania and first visited Maui in 2003. We love to travel (in the photo we're standing in front of the Teracotta Soldiers in Xian, China), but we have never found a place more beautiful, more varied, more exciting, and more peaceful than Maui.
The Owner purchased this condo in 2006
Why The Owner chose Kihei
Maui has countless beautiful beaches, each of them with its own individual beauty. With elevations ranging from sea level to over 10,000 feet, Maui also has almost all of the ecological zones that are found on the planet. All of this, combined with all of the exciting and fun things there are to do on Maui, makes this a place that it's had not to fall in love with.
What makes this condo unique
Our condo is in a complex that is right on the ocean. Directly in front is a lava-coral reef that is great for snorkeling. Just a few steps away on either side are two of the finest beaches on Maui. Our complex has a heated pool (with fresh coffee and tea served each morning) and a roof-top garden area where you can grill and enjoy a dinner with a 360 degree view of the ocean and the mountain. It's also close to golf courses, spas, and great restaurants and coffee houses.


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2When half to 3/4's done add last 5 spices.
3When completely done add mustard ketchup and brown sugar cook until bubbly on low heat. Serve on you favorite bun or bread. We like them in pitas
4I let this cook a bit extra to get the sugar grid out. You will have to taste to find your liking.
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We have been notified that the Go Live of the wvOASIS payroll system has been delayed from January 2015 to April 2015. Along with this will be a delay in the conversion to bi-weekly pay. We do not have specifics on whether it will change the pay dates, but we still want to encourage our employees to begin making preparations for the eventual change in the pay cycle. Directions on how to access a bi-weekly pay estimator is available on our website at http://www.marshall.edu/paychanges/.
This delay, however, did not have any impact on the arrears conversion, which occurred on September 30. We would like to let budget units know that the arrears conversion pay will not be hitting their budgets in Banner; it will be recorded centrally. What it means is that for those departments with employees who were converted is that there will only be one regular pay posted to September. The salary encumbrance for those employees will not be relieved until after the October 16 pay which, as a reminder, is for the time worked September 16 to September 30.
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Sorabji.NYC Redux, and the Stampede of Wealth
I made the move from sorabji.com to sorabji.nyc, a possibly needless flourish stemming from my decades-old fetish for solid domain names and noteworthy TLDs (Top Level Domains). .NYC is said to be available only to residents of this fine city. To me this distinguishes it from the other profligate TLDs that continue to propagate with needless relentlessness.
As I get used to the oddity of typing ".nyc" instead of ".com" I find myself actually thinking about this town and the odyssey of living here for 24 years. Is this really where I belong? Do I not owe it to myself to experience life in the rest of America?
Between routine cost of living increases and the imperatives of the ACA (Affordable Care Act) I may find myself priced out. Like some of the people featured in this story at the New York Times I could find myself paying for insurance I cannot afford to use.
"…some people — no firm data exists on how many — say they hesitate to use their new insurance because of the high out-of-pocket costs."
I predicted this would happen, though I didn't think it would happen to me. I had no reason to doubt the "If you like your health care plan, you can keep it." cunard, a comment I now realize was taken a bit out of context but which should never have been uttered. My prediction that some of us will be ordered to purchase insurance policies we cannot afford to use was heard mostly by those who dismissed any and all negative sentiments directed at the ACA. If I was not yelled or shouted down I was simply ignored.
The people in the Times story sound like me, although unlike them my insurance is not new. I've had coverage for years. I will be forced to cancel it. To maintain a similar level of coverage I will have the opportunity to pay at least 30% more while also enjoying significantly higher deductibles, monstrously higher out-of-pocket expenses, and no access to out-of-network doctors. These options available to me now will probably disappear in January. I better get sick quick!
Alas, to ACA enthusiasts and those whose livelihood depends on it I am statistically irrelevant.
It is not specific to New York but, like everything else in this town, it comes down to money. The stampede of wealth that has turned Manhattan into a bathroom break for the conspicuously rich has passed me by. My enduring disinterest in wealth locks horns (as if I have any) with today's reality. Unlike when I moved here New York is where people come to be rich.
I have no envy for the rich. With wealth comes responsibility and scrutiny. The responsibility (as I see it, though I know others disagree) is that sources of concentrated wealth owe a debt to the society that made them that way. The wealthy, as Ted Turner might say, should feel obligated to find ways to improve their society without fleering at it. The failure of many rich people to live up to that responsibility does not erase it. If I faced the unenviable responsibility of outsized wealth I would expect to face bottomless intellectual and moral dilemmas in finding worthy recipients for investment or altruism.
After writing most of the above skimble-skamble I remembered that today happens to be the anniversary of the day I left Tampa for New York (via a pitstop in Philadelphia). I used to mark that anniversary with some kind of sentiment, and I even looked forward to it like it was some kind of birthday. I'm not sure how I feel about New York any more.
I overheard someone say that when they leave New York they feel like they are "missing the party". I know that feeling. Maybe it's time to find out if the party's over.
I took an Ektachrome slide of a redheaded woman and doused it in flames.
Rugby Player Downing a Coors, Early 1990s.
A mystique surrounded Coors beer when I was growing up in Tampa. It could only be purchased at the Commissary at MacDill Air Force Base. This picture of a rugby player downing a can of Coors was probably taken in Colorado (where Coors is brewed) but it could also be from Canada. Looking at it makes me curious about whether closing one's eyes while drinking a beverage is common behaviour.
Cedar City, Utah. Early 1970s.
Ektachrome slide showing Main Street in Cedar City, Utah, in the early to mid 1970s. Businesses visible in this image include the Melody Lane Cafe, Tri State Liquor Store, Milt's Circus Lounge, Marsden's Mens Shop, Sinclair Gas Station, Cedars Hotel, Phillips 66, Hugh's Cafe, and the Cedar City Chamber Of Commerce. Beneath the white and red Hugh's Cafe sign is a phone booth. Click the image to see a full size 4794×3247 scan that makes the detail clearer.
I wanted a .NYC web address from the moment I heard they would be available. Now I'm not so certain it was worth all that, but it's cool.
You can only get a .NYC address if you live in the 5 boroughs of New York City. Domain name hucksters might try to game that system if the novelty of the URL gains genuine traction.
I wanted an alternative to 181.sorabji.com, which seemed clever at first but proved clumsy and unwieldy. 181 is my magic number for a variety of reasons, but it's not worth a weird looking URL to make that point.
The proliferation of gTLDs (Generic Top Level Domains) has gotten ridiculous, but I liked the sound of .NYC. So I got it. There you go. I thought I'd have more to say about it but I do not.
Ord, Nebraska. 1920s. Heavily Retouched.
Once in a while I get a slightly obsessive tic to retouch old images. This one was particularly gnarly. The touchup job could be better. I might try again. Would love for this to look like it was taken with a modern camera and printed today. The cleaned up image is first, the original is next.
Chester, West Virginia. "Little Blue" Revisited… Again
Look for my pictures of Little Blue at about the 1:35 point in this 10+ minute documentary made by Earthjustice. "Little Blue – A Broken Promise" explores the "toxic nightmare" that emerged when coal ash was dumped into their community.
I first posted photos of Little Blue in 2002, and received occasional correspondence about it ever since.
Most recently I heard from Ian, a resident of Chester, who found my site and was surprised to learn that the once beautiful looking blue lake was actually a horror story in disguise.
A few weeks later I heard from Earthjustice with respect to using my old images of the lake while it was still neon-colored. I was happy to oblige and the 10+ minute film was released on YouTube in short order. Here it is:


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CDC: Ebola Cases Could Reach 1.4 Million In 4 Months
Re:At least tap water is chlorinated (280 comments)
Chloride? Fortunately not everywhere. In western Europe most countries use hydrogen peroxide, because afterward you can still drink the water and don't need expensive water in bottles.
Just an FYI
"In 2013, Western Europe had the highest per capita bottled water consumption of any region, with only North America coming close. "
Found that on the google machine because I was curious if your water coming out of the tap was any cleaner or tasted better than ours. If I were younger and had the knowledge to avoid other health hazards I would prefer to drink only spring water with any bottled water a second choice.


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A Saturday in the OutdoorsPosted byon September 24, 2010 at 11:50 AM EDT
Ed. Note: In honor of National Public Lands Day, Council on Environmental Quality Chair Nancy Sutley and Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson will also visit Kenilworth Park and Aquatic Gardens, located along the banks of the Anacostia River in Washington, D.C., and join volunteers as they plant trees, install logs for erosion control, and collect lotus plants to help preserve and enhance the National Park's environment. In addition to the events the Department of the Interior has planned, the National Forest Service has75 volunteer opportunities in National Forests throughout the country. To learn more about National Public Lands Day visit: www.publiclandsday.org.
Tomorrow I will join more than 170,000 volunteers across the country as we roll up our sleeves to help preserve and improve our nation's public lands.
At 2,200 sites across the country – from neighborhood green spaces to city parks, and from our beaches to our national parks – we'll be celebrating two important occasions: National Public Lands Day and National Hunting and Fishing Day.Learn more about Energy and Environment, Rural
On The Right Track At The Nevada State FairPosted byon September 8, 2010 at 11:20 AM EDT
Ed. Note: Building on the President's commitment to address issues important to rural Americans, Administration officials are visiting State Fairs around the country, see a map of where we've been so far.
When you grow up in rural America, as I did, there is nothing more exciting than the state or county fair. Showing livestock, competing in baking and quilting contests, eyeing the latest farm equipment, and dipping the season's first apples in caramel are perennial favorites among America's rural youth. So when I visited the Nevada State Fair last week, I made a quick beeline to the 4H and FFA exhibits to see if things were the same as 'when I was a kid.'Learn more about State Fair Tour, Rural
Continued Recovery for America's Agricultural EconomyPosted byon September 1, 2010 at 7:01 PM EDT
Yesterday I was pleased to receive the encouraging news from two USDA reports that illustrate the strength of the recovery in our agricultural economy. The 2010 Farm Income Forecast and Outlook for U.S. Agricultural Trade show a positive picture for 2010, and predict sustained growth for the future.
This recovery is a testament to the 2008 Farm Bill, to a wide range of efforts of the Obama Administration – such as the Recovery Act – to move the economy forward and to support the agriculture economy, and the hard work and resilience of America's farmers and ranchers.
Five Years After Hurricanes Rita and Katrina, USDA Continues to Assist Gulf ResidentsPosted byon August 25, 2010 at 6:13 PM EDT
Devastation caused five years ago to the Gulf region by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita remains historic in proportion. It resulted in loss of life, families being displaced, homes and businesses destroyed, and communities left in ruins. In the midst of this great tragedy, USDA Rural Development lent their knowledge and time to assist in the immediate hours following the passing of the storms. It was a new, but critical role of supporting other Federal agencies in swiftly establishing 80 disaster recovery centers; assisting local residents and leaders as they faced unparalleled adversity.
At the Indiana State Fair: Farmers, The First EntrepreneursPosted byon August 20, 2010 at 5:13 PM EDT
Ed. Note: Building on the President's commitment to address issues important to rural Americans, Administration officials are visiting state fairs all summer. See a map of where we've been so far, and hear from SBA Deputy Administrator Johns about her recent visit to the Indian State Fair:
Having grown up in Indiana, I know firsthand that there is much debate over what a "Hoosier" is, but I can tell you for certain that there were many at the Indiana State Fair. From the young 4-H and FFA participants that I met at a pancake breakfast, to the small businesses selling their products, and the family farmers displaying their livestock, Hoosiers represent the diversity and growth of the small business community.Learn more about State Fair Tour, Rural
Iowa State Fair: America's Heartland at its BestPosted byon August 18, 2010 at 5:45 PM EDT
I've spent the last few days here in Iowa, a state that I was honored to serve as Governor for eight years. Yesterday, I walked the grounds of the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines. The fair is refreshingly the same each year, but also a snapshot of changing rural America. The food stands, midway and cattle barns are in the same place that they've been for years. We've sculpted a "Butter Cow" since the early 1900s, but now the young people all have iPods and Blackberry phones. Their parents have cell phones.
Like the state fair, rural America is changing each year in subtle ways. Many of our grandparents and great grandparents made their homes on small farmsteads and made their living directly from the land. Today, farming is more mechanized. Farms are larger, and fewer Americans call them home. Most people who live in small towns in rural America still feel connected to the land, but they don't necessarily depend on it for their livelihood. The demands of rural America are changing, along with the drivers of the rural economy.
While at the fair, I participated in a roundtable on rural revitalization. The roundtable discussion featured some of Iowa's top rural leaders, including Iowa Farm Bureau President Craig Lang. We discussed our vision for developing a new, strong, vibrant rural economy; one that supports food production, but also generates renewable energy while safeguarding our environmental heritage. To help drive this rural renaissance, the Obama Administration supports quality health care and educational opportunities for all Americans, availability of broadband, and safe, sanitary rural housing. It's what rural America wants.
At USDA, we are moving forward to meet the changing demands of rural America. Yesterday, I announced a major USDA investment toward the Administration's goal: loans and grants to allow farmers, ranchers, business owners and producers improve energy efficiency, develop renewable energy and cut costs. Today, I will join Commerce Secretary Locke in announcing additional projects to bring broadband to rural America.
While USDA is adapting to meet the expanding needs of all of rural America, our primary purpose remains the same: to help those who live there prosper. Like the Iowa State Fair's cattle barns and butter cow, some things at USDA remain constant, but we know that to remain vital to rural residents, we need to assist them when they ask for broadband and cell phone service, too.
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Cemitério da Ermida de Santa Luzia - Pias, Portugal
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Next to the chapel, there was an cemetery which is now abandoned.
posted by: Torgut
location: Beja, Portugal
date approved: 8/27/2012
last visited: never
Ujezd, Czech Republic
Abandoned cemetery of extinct village Ujezd
posted by: ToRo61
location: Karlovarsky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 8/21/2012
last visited: 12/25/2012
St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery - Rochester, NY
Small Catholic cemetery in use from 1838 to 1900, with the last bodies removed in 1935.
posted by: Grave Walker
location: New York
date approved: 8/20/2012
Ehem. Friedhof - Tharandt, Lk. Sächs. Schweiz-Osterzgebirge, Sachsen, D
Der frühere Friedhof von Tharandt.
posted by: Tharandter
location: Sachsen, Germany
date approved: 8/6/2012
last visited: 9/12/2013
Oakhill Cemetery, Grady Co, OK
only seven headstones and one monument/marker. The monument has names of persons buried here, most unmarked. In use 1902-1922.
posted by: vulture1957
location: Oklahoma
date approved: 8/1/2012
Brushy Creek cemetery, Grady Co, OK
a couple dozen visible headstones. Many may be covered by downed trees and weeds. the place is riddled with armadillo holes. from the road, if you know pretty well where it is, you can see one stone. Look for steps across the ditch.
židovský hrbitov / the Jewish cemetery, Prudice, Czech republic
Cenný hrbitov s náhrobky barokního typu, doložen v prvé ctvrtine 18. století / Valuable cemetery with tombstones of the Baroque type, documented in the first quarter of the 18th century.
posted by: Noe1
location: Jihocesky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 7/31/2012
last visited: 9/21/2012
zaniklý hrbitov / abandoned cemetery, Boletice, Czech republic
Zaniklý hrbitov kolem kostela sv. Mikuláše - puvodne románského z 2. poloviny 12. století / abandoned cemetery around the church of st. Nicolas - originally Romanesque from the 12th century.
date approved: 7/29/2012
cholerový hrbitov, Veverská Bitýška, Czech republic
Cholerový hrbitov z pocátku 19. století / Cholera cemetery from the early 19th century.
location: Jihomoravsky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 7/23/2012
Siedliska, Poland
An abandoned cemetery in the village of Siedliska
location: Podkarpackie, Poland
date approved: 7/6/2012
židovský hrbitov / the Jewish cemetery, Postrižín, Czech republic
The cemetery from the early 19th century / Hrbitov z pocátku 19. století.
location: Stredocesky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 7/2/2012
židovský hrbitov / the Jewish cemetery, Podmokly, Czech republic
Hrbitov založený kolem roku 1724 / The cemetery founded around 1724.
location: Plzensky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 6/25/2012
židovský hrbitov / the Jewish cemetery, Štenovice, Czech republic
Hrbitov z konce 18. století / Cemetery from the late 18th century.
židovský hrbitov / the Jewish cemetery, Blovice, Czech republic
Cemetery from 1683 / Hrbitov z roku 1683.
židovský hrbitov / the Jewish cemetery, Praskolesy, Czech republic
The cemetery from the second half of the 19th century / Hrbitov založený ve druhé polovine 19. století.
last visited: 10/5/2013
Starý židovský hrbitov / the old Jewish cemetery, Sušice, Czech republic
Hrbitov z roku 1626 / Cemetery from 1626.
last visited: 5/31/2014
Olive Grove Cemetery – Santa Fe Springs, CA
The cemetery is located in an industrial portion of the city. About 150 individuals are buried there. Most of the markers are still standing.
posted by: Merlin-N-Mim
location: California
date approved: 6/14/2012
Seager Cemetery - Telegraph Road, Nunda, NY
A geocache brought me to East Hill, Telegraph Rd. The description of Ezra Cornell, founder of Cornell University, set me up with high expectations. I was taken aback at the condition of this cemetery, though. hardly a single intact headstone.
posted by: sagefemme
date approved: 6/12/2012
židovský hrbitov / the Jewish cemetery, Mirotice, Czech republic
Židovský hrbitov založen roku 1681 / Jewish cemetery founded in 1681.
date approved: 6/6/2012
Tammany Creek Cemetery - Webb, ID
Tammany Creek Cemetery is located off Tammany Creek Rd at the junction of Waha Rd. and Powell
posted by: beagle39z
location: Idaho
date approved: 5/31/2012
Old russian cemetery
posted by: saltrunner75
location: Utah
date approved: 5/25/2012
židovský hrbitov / the Jewish cemetery, Košetice, Czech republic
Jewish cemetery of unknown age. The oldest legible tombstones from the 17th century. The last burial before the 1943.
location: Kraj Vysocina, Czech Republic
Kemp Cemetery - St. Helena Parish, LA
Traveling down an old logging road in rural St. Helena Parish, I stumbled upon this abandoned cemetery with some amazing history.
posted by: scrambler390
location: Louisiana
date approved: 5/22/2012
Jewish Cemetery - Dwingeloo NL
Old Jewish Cemetery hidden in the woods on the Bosrand in Dwingeloo, Drenthe, The Netherlands. Its a nice and quite place an hold 39 Jewish graves. Its in a perfect condition.
posted by: dreamhummie
location: Drenthe, Netherlands
date approved: 5/20/2012
last visited: 5/20/2012
zaniklý hrbitov / abandoned cemetery, Brno - Horní Heršpice, Czech republic
Nepatrné zbytky hrbitova obce Horní Heršpice, pravdepodobne zaniklého po roce 1945 / Remains of the village cemetery Upper Heršpice, probably vanished since 1945.
date approved: 5/12/2012
last visited: 3/29/2013
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Throw Pillow made from 100% spun polyester poplin fabric, a stylish statement that will liven up any room. Individually cut and sewn by hand, each pillow features a double-sided print and is finished with a concealed zipper for ease of care. Sold with or without faux down pillow insert.
This shot is from a photo essay I did back in 1989 for my media arts class (pre digital) on Hydro dams. It was done old school so to speak, shot on 400 ISO B&W neg film then an effect called "Reticulation" was applied to the negs. I kinda like the effect and it is hard to see on the small preview images, but there are random fine thin spider web patterns covering the image.
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This week I'm working on my thesis statement. During these last few months in my MFA classes, I haven't had the time nor chance to read the books that I put on my to-read list. Novels chosen for class and texts take precedence. I was about a third of the way into Sharon Kay Penman's When Christ and His Saints Slept, when classes began and I'm anxiously awaiting uninterupted time to finish it so I can move through the series. However, this detour hasn't kept me from the library and bookstores!
Today during a trek through a local used bookstore, I came across Life Sentences by Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey, a book that marks an interesting and special moment in my life.
In my senior year of high school, I went to an information session to learn more about one of the colleges on my list. It was at the Sheraton Hotel in Richmond near Glenside and Broad (which has since been demolished). My mom and I had gotten there really early, so I piddled through the gift shop. Naturally - as I do - I wound up spending time at the circular book rack, thumbing for something. I ultimately chose Life Sentences. Not long after that, I read it. It was a very intense story, more than I had expected, but I remember how it had maintained my interest.
Before I'd read the story, I'd chosen to attend the college that had offered the information session. And I remember learning after I'd finished the book that Hailey was an alumnae of that same college! That fall, I began my years studying at Hollins College, following her footsteps to become a writer.
It was a lovely coincidence. I later read two of her other books, including Joanna's Husband and David's Wife (I still love that title) and her bestselling A Woman of Independent Means, which became the basis of an acclaimed mini-series with Sally Field.
Unfortunately, I'd misplaced my copy during a move ages ago. I decided to purchase the copy in my hand and continued to walk around the bookstore for a little while. Usually, I'll look through my Goodreads app for something specific, but today, I just meandered along. Then I thought about The Art of Time in Fiction by Joan Silber, one of my textbooks, and how I wanted to read her latest book, Fools. So in search for that, I went. The bookstore didn't have it, but her novel, Household Words, was there. I thumbed through it and as I was about to set it back on the shelf, I noticed that Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey's blurb for the book was on the front cover. I got it.
Another lovely coincidence.
Since returning to grad school for my MFA in Creative Writing, my desire to write fiction for a living (yes, I said it) is just as strong as it was when I was a teen and undergrad. After that, life - kids, jobs - took over and I didn't know how to mesh it together. Now I am. I have to. It's me. Making these tiny connections with Hailey today reminded me.
One of our texts in my last class was A Writing Life by Annie Dillard... in another post I'll explain the emotions that ran through me during that class. That too, was a lovely coincidence...
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Aquarium Selects Director Of Animal Husbandry
The selection of Jim Burke is announced by Aquarium President Dale Schmidt The Oregon Coast Aquarium announced its selection of Jim Burke as the new Director of Animal Husbandry. Burke has been with the Aquarium since March of 1997 serving in different capacities including aquarist, Manager of Gallery Exhibits, and most recently as Assistant Curator of Fishes and Invertebrates. Burke wi... more
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on Aug 5, 2012 at 7:06 pm
"Traffic lanes will be closed going northbound on Miranda, from the Palo Alto VA Healthcare System to near Page Mill, and on Junipero Serra from Page Mill to Alpine during construction"
The city should consider keeping these lanes closed permanently as part of their plan to go on a "road diet". This will increase the number of people that walk/bike instead of using their cars and bring us closer to the city's goal of walkable nighborhoods.
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on Aug 6, 2012 at 9:56 pm
This is nothing new East Charleston has been a mess for the last couple of months. I suppose what their telling us is they plan to extend the chaos to other parts of south Palo Alto - Oh swell!!!!
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On-demand air-taxi firm SATSair on Tuesday signed a letter of intent with Cirrus Design to add five Cirrus Vision SJ50 jet singles to its fleet. SATSair, which currently operates 26 Cirrus SR22s, will integrate the single-engine jets into its operations–following the SJ50's expected certification in 2010–as a hybrid to its Southeastern whole-airplane charter network.
Cirrus Vision SF50
Yesterday afternoon, Cirrus test pilot Kent Vandergrift flew Cirrus Design's prototype Vision SJ50 single-engine jet to EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wis., concluding his flight with a high-speed pass and a landing on Runway 27. After the jet was towed to a stage in AeroShell Square, Cirrus founders Alan and Dale Klapmeier congratulated the Cirrus team members who helped make the jet possible.
Shortly after the first flight of Cirrus Design's single-engine jet, the company finally revealed the name for what had long been referred to as "The Jet," now called the Vision SJ50. The first flight took place on July 3.
Duluth, Minn.-based Cirrus Design flew its jet, now called the Vision SJ50, for the first time on July 3. The Williams FJ33-4A-19-powered prototype, under the control of test pilot Tim Berg, lifted off from Duluth International Airport and flew for 45 minutes before landing back at the airport.
The company expected to bring the flying prototype to last month's EAA AirVenture show in Oshkosh, Wis.
Engineers at Duluth, Minn.-based Cirrus Design are still poring over telemetry data from the first flight of the company's single-engine jet late last week. The Williams FJ33-4A-19-powered SJX prototype, under the control of test pilot Tim Berg, lifted off from Duluth International Airport on Thursday at approximately 10 a.m. and flew for 45 minutes before returning safely to the airport.
Cirrus chairman and CEO Alan Klapmeier says he would like to have the company's new single-engine (and yet-to-be-named) jet appear at this year's EAA AirVenture show in Oshkosh, Wis., late this month, but he wouldn't predict when the first flight will take place. Cirrus has placed an Aero Vodochody L-39 jet trainer into service as a chase plane for the flight, which will occur at Cirrus's headquarters in Duluth, Minn.
Duluth, Minn.-based Cirrus Design rolled out its single-engine jet prototype on Thursday, almost a year to the day after it unveiled a cabin mock-up to customers and the press. The company has started engine and ground runs on the airplane in anticipation of first flight, which could be conducted as early as this month. Dubbed "V1" by Cirrus, the prototype (N280CJ) is registered to "Cirrus Jet Co.," according to FAA records.
The Cirrus SR22 has been the world's best selling single-engine aircraft for five years, with more than 3,000 sold to date. But the thought of using the SR22 for charter services is still relatively new.
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I have been searching for the answer to this for a long time with no success. Please can anyone help?
I want to buy a Canon printer for home use, that can scan, copy and also print onto DVDs.
It should take the following multi-inks - PGI-520 black and the CLI-521 colour range. This is because I have loads of these cartridges and don't want to waste them.
I will be very grateful if anyone can provide the answer. Thanks.
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Perhaps the simplest way to find out, would be to contact Canon and see if they still produce printer's that with accommodate the cartridges you have available.
If they have no models that will accept the cartridges, then sell them on eBay, which seems to be the best outlet for printer cartridges surplus disposal.
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These Canon Pixma printers use the CLI-521BK ink cartridge:
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Columbus Day
Fall Fundraiser
Sale begins Sept 19
Please turn in orders by October 14, 2014
Please help us help our school.
Thank you, PTA
Shooting Stars Basketball
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